Professor of Quaternary Science @QMULGeography | Researcher @PathwaysAB | member of @QuaternaryRA_UK | spare time walker, cyclist, runner
Joined January 2010
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With the discovery of Early Middle Palaeolithic Levallois flint tools on the beach at Clacton-on-Sea to Holland-on-Sea by dedicated local collectors, @sotonarch have pieced together a submerged #palaeolandscape in the Southern #NorthSea using legacy Marine Aggregate Industry data
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@MOLArchaeology community archaeologist and @PathwaysAB research associate @Dr_ClaireH gives the Peter Hoare Memorial Lecture to Ely and District Archaeological Society on “Worthington G Smith: his haunts and relics” - a subject close to Peter’s heart!
#Archaeology #Palaeolithic
Forty riders, four days and 500km of riding from London to Paris. What an amazing experience it has been and a privilege to support @ProstateUK in memory of my friend Peter. Thanks to the other riders and to @GlobalAdv for organising a great trip. justgiving.com/fundraising/s…
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A new paper by @QMULGeography researcher Prof Dave Horne and colleagues looks at MIS 11 climate variations based on multi-proxy palaeotemperature reconstructions from this important #Palaeolithic site. cambridge.org/core/journals/…
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📢Fully-funded PhD Opportunity📢
Radical #Mudlarking? Reimagining the History of London as a Global City on the #Thames Foreshore.
Supervisors: @AlastairHackney & @Ed_Legon (@QMUL), @Dr_ClaireH (@ThamesDiscovery), Ruth Taylor (@MOLArchaeology)
Details: tinyurl.com/yd5cwmnh
ALT Text over photograph of people mudlarking on the foreshore of the Thames. Text reads: PhD Opportunity! Radical Mudlarking? Reimagining the History of London as a Global City on the Thames Foreshore. Fully-funded (AHRC CDP, 45 months).
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Fully-funded PhD opportunity (AHRC CDP, 45 months) 'Radical Mudlarking? Reimagining the History of London as a Global City on the Thames Foreshore' with @MOLArchaeology supervised by me, @Ed_Legon, @Dr_ClaireH and Ruth Taylor. Deadline 6 June 2022 See: qmul.ac.uk/geog/postgraduate…
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📢Can you help us? Do you have any old postcards or photos of Dinas Dinlle lurking in a drawer? We'd love to see them and they could be vital in helping us record change on this stunning bit of coastline. Diolch! Happy rummaging! #climatechange #coastalerosion
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Palaeo Twitter - does anyone have a decent scan of Coope et al's QSR paper about the Ismaili Centre? Looking for a copy where I can actually see the images! [QSR 16, 1663-1195] Thanks.
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@SGL350 looks back at PAB project research in 2021, including work by @Rob_D1987 @rachelbynoe and @Dr_ClaireH pabproject.org/blog/
A contribution to #InternationalMountainDay - Yr Wyddfa on a clear winter’s day 2006.
A paper just out from PAB researchers on the early Middle Pleistocene Bytham River. @PathwaysAB eur01.safelinks.protection.o…
Devereux’s Pit 2021 field season completed – Pathways to Ancient Britain @PathwaysAB @KathrynPalaeo pabproject.org/devereuxs-pit…
Barnham 2021 Gets Underway – Pathways to Ancient Britain @PathwaysAB pabproject.org/barnham-2021-…
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As we start looking ahead to Being Human 2020, here are a few highlights from 2019!
👯20,000+ attendees
🎫250+ free events
📍54 towns & cities
🏫71 universities & research orgs
💭hundreds of researchers
🤝200+ community partners
🔎discoveries galore!
beinghumanfestival.org/being…
.@PathwaysAB researchers Dr Claire Lucas & @Rob_D1987 introduce @QMULGeography GEG6225 students to Palaeolithic archaeology. #lithics #palaeolithic #handaxes #palaeolithicart
